I am working on a Hybris project and it is very time consuming to wait 350 - 550 sec for a single Hybris server startup, for e
you will find in this article all instructions to speed up your server startup time up to 50 % by
https://hybrismart.com/2016/12/27/speed-up-server-start-time/
Please use this properties in local.properties file
#Performance mode
build.development.mode=false
tomcat.development.mode=false
storefront.granule.enabled=true
addonfilter.active=false
Try Linux (Ubuntu) instead of Windows. The performance difference is amazing. It's like 1/4 of time for a build and 1/2 of time for a server start. I wish I had figured it out earlier!
So I have been using JRebel along with Hybris since past one year.
Although I have not been able to configure this with my IDE (I am sure there is a simple way), the usage is pretty straightforward.
After I have modified any java file or spring configuration, in a terminal different from the one I have my server running in, I navigate to the extension in which I have modified the files and then do an ant build
. The modified files are picked up by the running server (you can see the new files/configuration being picked up in the server console).
Regarding the license, I use myJRebel license from https://my.jrebel.com/ which requires a social media login to obtain the license key.
Steps to Setup -
Add following to your local.properties (modify accordingly)
tomcat.debugjavaoptions=-Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,address=8000,suspend=n -Xverify:none -agentpath:c:/Monil/Tools/jrebel/lib/jrebel64.dll -Xbootclasspath/p:${HYBRIS_TEMP_DIR}/hybris/rebelboot.jar
Please note that the ${HYBRIS_TEMP_DIR}/hybris/rebelboot.jar
jar will automatically be added to hybris temp directly when you do a ant all and start your server.
I saw lot of comments for people are not able to setup any open source alternative to Jrebels.
Hybris server startup time can't be drastically reduced, specially on windows where it takes around 20 to 30 minutes(if you also have some custom extension build over using the standard extensions).
The only good solution is to use JRebels but the downside of JRebel is that it is too expensive. Good alternative to JRebel is DCEVM + HotSwap. Here are the Steps to setup HotSwap.
What actually JRebel or HotSwap does? It loads the code changes in the live running server. You don't need to restart your server again for each code change.
Please let me know in case you face any kind of issues in setting up the same.
You would also like to check https://wiki.hybris.com/display/partnerblog/2013/09/23/Avoid+restarting+the+server+as+much+as+possible . Although, this is not a direct answer to your question, it states how to avoid server restart.